Charles Kushner, father of Trump's son-in-law, confirmed as ambassador to France
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The Senate recently confirmed Charles Kushner, a controversial figure due to his criminal history, as the U.S. ambassador to France with a tight vote of 51 to 45. Kushner, whose son Jared is married to Ivanka Trump, previously served prison time for serious crimes including witness tampering and tax evasion. His nomination saw partisan divisions, with only Senator Cory Booker supporting him while Senator Lisa Murkowski opposed. Kushner claims his past mistakes provide him with valuable experience for his new role after receiving a presidential pardon from Donald Trump in 2020.
Charles Kushner's nomination as U.S. ambassador to France was confirmed by the Senate with a vote of 51 to 45, highlighting bipartisan tensions.
Kushner argued that his past mistakes would make him more qualified for the ambassadorship, asserting he paid a significant price for his actions.
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